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The maker of a dough machine that severely injured a baker's arm and hand agreed to pay $400,000. Roberto Torres was operating an automatic dough-dividing machine at Lucca's Bakery when it seized his right arm and broke bones from his elbow to his hand. His attorney argued failure to warn and failure to provide proper safeguards. Oshiriki claimed that Torres ignored a warning label advising users to keep hands and feet clear. Torres underwent several surgeries to repair his arm and hand. He also sued the bakery and the machine's distributor, but they were granted summary judgment.
Torres v. Lucca's Bakery
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